Sometimes in our "Brandeis bubble" it's hard to remember that we actually live in Waltham. Not surprisingly, as a newspaper with finite resources serving a highly active campus community, it's often difficult to fit coverage of Waltham into our pages.
U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., will not be visiting Brandeis for this week's EarthFest, but the University is still trying to secure a time for the former presidential nominee to speak on campus later this month.Kerry was originally scheduled to speak at Brandeis next Monday but could not make it due to scheduling conflicts, Senior Vice President for Communications Lorna Miles said Monday.
U.S. Representative Ed Markey (D-Mass.), chairman of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, will speak on campus during an environmental sustainability week next month, according to Senior Vice President for Communications Lorna Miles.The lecture will be part of EarthFest, a 10-day celebration from April 6 to 16 focused on sustainability, the effects of global climate change and environmental destruction and student-based solutions and careers in the green collar sector.
Scott Foulis is still relatively new to the women's basketball program, but he is no stranger to the NCAA Division III Tournament.
Brandeis is one of 15 schools that received subpoenas this month from New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's office for an investigation into a group of study abroad programs those schools approve, University administrators said.Director of Study Abroad J.
Brandeis is one of 15 schools that received subpoenas last week from New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's office for an investigation into a group of study abroad programs the schools approve, administrators said.Director of Study Abroad J.
Most would consider being in the same room as a former U.S. President to be a unique opportunity, and in that respect, many who spent the 2007 to 2008 academic year at Brandeis were doubly privileged.
The administration moved former President Bill Clinton's Dec. 3 address from the Shapiro Gymnasium to the larger gym in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center after receiving permission to do so from the Secret Service, the security force that protects all current and former presidents, University President Jehuda Reinharz said last Friday.
Former President Bill Clinton's address December 3 will be held in the main area of the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center, a space that can hold over three times as many people as the Shapiro Gymnasium, the event's original location, University President Jehuda Reinharz announced in a campus wide e-mail Wednesday night.Online registration for tickets to Clinton's speech has also been extended until midnight next Wednesday, Reinharz wrote.
After the captains of Mike Coven's 1984 men's soccer team overrode his game plan in a late-season loss at Babson College-spoiling an undefeated season, Coven walked off the field in fury and never stopped.
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